Sentence examples for increased voice from inspiring English sources

"The reason superdelegates came into being in the interim period between the 1980 and 1984 elections was to allow the party establishment an increased voice in the nomination process," he wrote on his blog in 2009.

Indeed, he argues that the killer app for 3G phones might turn out to be increased voice traffic.There is some evidence for this; for example, i-mode users make more voice calls than do voice-only subscribers.

Large gains over IEEE 802.11 networks are demonstrated in terms of increased voice call carrying capacity (more than 100% in some cases).

Unlike some neighbouring princes, he maintained the feudal character of his state and showed little interest in the increasing voice of the Hindu majority among his people, although he spent considerable sums to improve their living conditions.

"We have a growing relationship with the E.U. as an institution, which has an increasing voice in the world, and we want to see a strong British voice in that E.U.," he told British reporters, according to a transcript released by the United States Embassy in London.

Accordingly, an understanding of patient preferences may help to improve adherence and increase voice therapy success.

My first theme was the increasing voice of women in games.

A growing literature is developing parallel to increasing "voice of society" concerns about corporate social and environmental responsibility.

This might increase voice end-to-end delay which makes it an unsuitable scheduling method for VoLTE.

But he added: "We have a growing relationship with the EU as an institution, which has an increasing voice in the world, and we want to see a strong British voice in that EU.

In Slovakia, there are several patient groups with an increasing voice in policy-making, service provision, and advocacy.